How This Works

Kim: This is outstanding. I will forward the link to everyone I know. Bill
posted by Bill Benedict on 4/27/07 6:49: PM

Great video, Kim. We are praying for continued success with the kids. They are beautiful. I will pass this on and possibly touch someone who needs this kind of help.
posted by Karen Cook on 4/27/07 6:47: PM

I will pray for a cure each day. I don't have an Autistic child but we need to find the cause and that takes all of us. Your children are beautiful. Just now that someone, somewhere is in your corner.
posted by Jennifer on 4/27/07 3:43: PM

The squeeze roll mats is called a steamroller. It can be found at www.abilitations.com or 1-800-850-8602 item number 2-00863-994
posted by Marianna on 4/27/07 11:04: AM

video
posted by tboire on 4/27/07 10:45: AM

Kim, Great job on the video!! ... love to all, Aunt Mary
posted by Mary Benedict on 4/27/07 7:57: AM

Beautiful video. Will pass it on to many others. Wrote down the quote about inclusion and the world I want to live in. Will use it to inspire me daily. Thanks.
posted by alaine on 4/27/07 7:28: AM

Beautiful video. Will pass it on to many others. Wrote down the quote about inclusion and the world I want to live in. Will use it to inspire me daily. Thanks.
posted by alaine on 4/27/07 7:27: AM

Kim...great video. James was so excited to see the kids. we miss you all. thanks for keeping me posted.
posted by sara on 4/27/07 12:14: AM

very very very good! It so much represents the way I feel. You are talking for me too!
posted by Loukia on 4/26/07 10:10: PM

Hey kim and Tom, The video is great and the kids look awesome. Your strength and dedication in getting the word out on autism is tireless. You and the kids continue to be an inspiration. We love you. Brian, Stacie, holden, Skylar, Zayne
posted by Brian on 4/26/07 9:48: PM

Can anyone tell me what the name of the squeeze roll mats in the video is called? I'd like to look it up online and maybe order one. Pressure has always helped my son, and hes still seeking out that feeling. Thanks
posted by Marie on 4/26/07 8:50: PM

My son started to develop autism. We found out that MANY MANY MANY kids with autism have undetected allergies to milk and gluten caused by damage to the GI tract (antibiotics, vaccines, etc). After removing those foods, my son is a DIFFERENT child now. It's worth a try! Beautiful video and absolutely beautiful children! Thank you for sharing your story.
posted by amy on 4/26/07 8:20: PM

Hi Kim, I continue to be so proud of you for so many reasons... Your tireless efforts not only on behalf of your family and friends, but of your talents and desire to educate others. Your efforts make such a difference on so many levels. Thank you for making this video. It is a powerful reminder of the epidemic sweeping our nation, and a remider to all parents to trust their gut. Give the kids a hug from Auntie Lor and Uncle John.
posted by Loria Hartman on 4/26/07 8:07: PM

Hi Kim, I continue to be so proud of you for so many reasons... Your tireless efforts not only on behalf of your family and friends, but of your talents and desire to educate others. Your efforts make such a difference on so many levels. Thank you for making this video. It is a powerful reminder of the epidemic sweeping our nation, and a remider to all parents to trust their gut. Give the kids a hug from Auntie Lor and Uncle John.
posted by Loria Hartman on 4/26/07 8:07: PM

Thank you for sharing your story. As a parent with a special needs child, it's tough to admit that our children are not "perfect". Your video brought tears and smiles.
posted by Ed on 4/26/07 5:14: PM

You are working hard....your children are working hard and your team is working hard.....it IS HARD WORK but the results are obvious. Thank you for sharing.
posted by Gail Midthune on 4/26/07 5:09: PM

you did a great job. may God be with you always.
posted by Jayne on 4/26/07 4:41: PM

Thank you for including information on early intervention and going with your gut. So many people blindly "Listen" to others. Thank you for sharing your family with us.
posted by Layla on 4/26/07 4:40: PM

Hi Kim, You have a wonderful network helping your children. Our kids need support, from everyone. That is not always the case though, and I feel the pressure all the time to help my son fit in. Its an ungoing struggle being mainstreamed in a school system and having ones peers think you are uncool. I wish you and your family the best of luck. Your children are beautiful, and your team of family, friends and Teachers are fabulous! Marie
posted by Marie on 4/26/07 3:56: PM